If I did that I would end up with a complete set of the classic black and the cocobolo ...not to mention the pre 84 set
That actually sounds really good now that I think of it.
Thanks again everyone. I'm sure I'll end up with a few before the year is out and a set sooner or later. For now though I have to save for a few other projects done the pipe. So, I'll probably only get 2 at the most this year.
So I pulled the trigger and picked up a user for $32 bucks. I looked up the stamps a few times but am curious about the dots on each end. I read the one dot on each side was pre 80, but that was on the 110. Does this apply to others as well?
Also, should the dots be closer to the model number for that to be right.
The seller didn't give any info at all. It seemed risky but oh well it's done now.
Curious on year and steel. Also, I tried to study the FAKE Buck thread but didn't process it all. Is it fake?
Sellers pics
Thanks again
Edit: Just read in the Date Thread that the dot system is for the 110,111, & 112 only, which Im sure you guys already knew. Uhmm, makes me wonder on mine.
The dots are no flaw. Buck did some of those I have found them on a 105 as well. Your 119 is a 1981 mfg.. ( based on the spacers) I have the same 119 and that sheath just no dots and my sheath doesn't swivel. They are rare.
Buck used dots to signify many things. Trouble is many of the 'why' was not written down. That swivel sheath was earlier so I wonder about that sheath. Anyway notice the thick convex bevel near the edge. This was made before the full hollow grind style was in place. Which is like mine. The steel on your model is most likely 425M. A good find. DM
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